AirSat

No usable evidence was supplied to describe AirSat as a commercial brand, company, product platform, retailer, or trademarked offering. The two evidence items provided concern an unrelated American radio program and a music-industry lawsuit involving the radio personality Easy-E and the artist Trey Songz; neither mentions AirSat, and neither can support any claim about its identity, ownership, products, or history. Because the name could plausibly refer to several unrelated things — among them satellite or in-flight connectivity services, aviation-related ventures, or other trademarks — no industry classification, headquarters, founding date, or product list can be responsibly assigned. This entry is therefore a placeholder pending verifiable brand-sense sources such as an official website, corporate registry filing, trademark record, or encyclopedia article about the commercial entity. It should not be treated as a confirmed brand profile, and any downstream use should await review.

• 2026-08-25

  GalaxySpace launches seven satellites, including first complete satellite export to Thailand[3]银河航天发射七颗卫星，首次向泰国出口整星及地面系统europe.chinadaily.com.cn

  Reported: 2026-08-25

  China launched a Long March 6C carrier rocket from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center on August 25, 2026, placing seven satellites into orbit. Three of the satellites — AirSat 14, AirSat 15 and Lingzhi-09 Thai CubeSat — were developed by Beijing-based commercial space firm GalaxySpace. The Lingzhi-09 Thai CubeSat marks GalaxySpace's first export of a complete satellite and ground system to a foreign user, and the first time a Chinese commercial space enterprise has delivered a full-service package covering satellite development, launch and in-orbit delivery to a Southeast Asian nation.

1. 1Trey Songz Sues Concert Promoter For Over $500K | 99.3 The Beat | Easy E993thebeat.iheart.com
2. 2About Easy E | 99.3 The Beat993thebeat.iheart.com
3. 3银河航天发射七颗卫星，首次向泰国出口整星及地面系统europe.chinadaily.com.cn